Yes it does, that is some of the turtle grass that they come here to feed on. Fascinating to think that they will stay here for up to 15 years as juveniles then take off to breed where they were born, sometimes a thousand or more miles away! Thanks Morris.

Hi Mimi, thanks if you buy the soup in the states it will be a mock turtle soup, yes.Hi yellow, yes they were following!! Thanks.BJ the water is cooler now, mid to low 70s, that is why it is so clear. Thanks.

Yes treker, they swim all around our dock area mostly within 100 yard range but come right to the dock once in a while. Bermuda is one of the favourite feeding grounds for immature turtles. Three types, Green, Hawksbill and Loggerhead. This one is a Hawkesbill I believe.Thanks Celeste and PK.

Dandelions are nice lyndee, just close your eyes, smell the flower and drift over here!Hi calley, I'm in Bermuda. Need some rain water for our plants please.Glad you see it now chickie.Careful David, you might catch flak!!Hey Kathy, I think you saw one or two here popping their heads out of water. No UW camera, used to have a small one. I took this from our boat.Yes he was a good size PKH. The Aquarium people netted 14 here one day to tag and the biggest was 85 LBS.I told David he might catch flak PPM.